A Place to be Inn
29 Murray St
Colac
Beeac Hotel
87 Main St
Beeac
03 5234 6341
Colac East Hotel
1 Dalton St
Colac
03 5231 2136
Austral Hotel /Hush Nightclub
185 Murray St
Colac
03 5231 3002
Union Club Hotel / Motel
110 Murray St
Colac
03 5231 5644
Colac Central Hotel Motel
10 Murray St
Colac
03 5231 5777
Austral Hotel
185 Murray St
Colac
03 5231 3002
City Bowls Club
Gravesend St
Colac
03 5232 1166
Colac Bowling Club
Armstrong St
Colac
03 5231 4609
Colac RSL
21 Murray St
Colac
03 5231 2942
Union Club Hotel / Motel
110 Murray St
Colac
03 5231 5644
The major town on the gateway to the otways, the Colac Region has plenty to offer visitors.
Read MoreColac is the major town of the Western District and only an hour’s drive South West of Geelong and is for many people a pass-through town with easier route to Lorne keeping of the busy Great Ocean Road and instead travelling though the Otways. But Colac has so much to offer for the visitor, the [...]
Read MoreColac is about 75 kilometers to the south west of Geelong and 112 kilometres north east of Warnambool along the Princes Highway or Highway One. Colac is only about an hour driving distance north west of the seaside resort town of Lorne on the Great Ocean Road.
Murray Street which is actually the Princes Highway is [...]
Colac is in the rural heartland of the Western District of Victoria and gateway to the Otways. The rich farmlands are home to some of the country’s best dairy, cattle and sheep farming. More recently Colac has been making quiet a name for itself with gourmet and organic foods, they are just delicious, fresh and [...]
Read MoreWhat better way to experience Colac and the Western District than at a farm stay or a quaint bed and breakfast.
Read MoreColac is a fascinating country town that brings together the forestry operations of the Otway’s and the Western District rich farming and dairy industries and is home to about 12,000 people.Being only 76 kilometres south west from the centre of Geelong and only just over 50 kms inland drive from the Great Ocean Road town [...]
Read MoreColac offers a lot of good inland fishing choices, with some very popular rivers, lakes plentiful with fish. But with the current drought conditions sweeping the South East corner of Australia many of the great fishing locations have dried up or a very low on water making some of the usually popular fishing spots dry.
Lake [...]
The Kolijon or Coladjin indigenous people are lived in the Colac region before the European settlers first explored the area in 1837. Many living around the lake which was a great source of food with its abundant fish and bird life.
Pastoralists including Hugh Murray who has the town’s main street named after him in his [...]
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